News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-04-14

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Go to Melvin's at Jeffersonville fol
your spring medicines. Pure goods
at lowest prices.
/ have hired F. E. Wheeler, an ex-
perienced horse sheer, and am now
prepared to do horse shoeing and all
kinds of iron and wood work also
am agent for hard and soft brick and
Solouble Pacific Guano. Prices as
low as the lowest. c. e. CLARK.
Wolcott, March &c, 1887.
just received at Healey's, a lot OF
new watches, which will be sold very
cheap. He has a few key winding
watches which will be closed out at
prices far below any thing ever heard
of before. For instance, a fine IL
jeweled Elgiu movement in four ounce
silver cases, and only Sl4,50, and
other bargains equally as good.
For SALE.-The home place be-
longing to the estate of the late II.
FL. Morgan, of Morristown, will be
sold on or before May 1st; also q
small lot of land adjoining the
foundry premises near the railroad,
must be sold at the same time in
order to close the estate of said II.
H. Morgan. ID. A. MORGAN,
Administrative.
You can buy all kinds of dress
goods, skirts, underwear, fannels,
yarns, hosiery and gloves at whole
sale prices. You can save to 10
cents a pound on tea, 2 to on coffee,
20 cents on nutmeg, 10 cents on Gin
namon, pepper, cream tartar, allsplce,
etc. 3 to 6 cents on kerosene oil. A
large discount for cash on all goods at
the bargain store.
CLEMENT & WHIPPLE.
New goods arriving daily at the
4sPeoble's store," Stowe. Prices low
as the lowest. Will take cash, or
ready pay, oats, barley, calf skins,
eggs, etc. We want 100 tubs of but
ter each week. We want 3 tons each
of maple sugar and syrup to fill or :
ders, and will pay more for all deliv-
cred within the next ten days. Have
Western orders. A farmers meeting
will be held at our store every Satur-
day. Subject for next Saturday,
"How TO increase the value of the
dairy product. MILES & McMAAoN.
P. S.-New stock of clothing.
1t makes no difference what other
dealers are going to do, l am going
to sell marble work just as cheap, or
cheaper, than any other dealer in Yer
mont for the same quality of goods.
i am going to do my own lettering
this season and 1 will not be under
sold by anybody, don't care who he
is, or where he comes from. Give me
a trial and see if / don't give you sat
isfaction i'll every particular. This is
business and mean just what | say.
Z. Z. FOSTER, Morrisville.
AS it is about time to call at Boyn-
tons new clothing store for that new
suit of clothes you have been waiting
10 buy as soon as spring opened, and
as be has beer expecting TO see you
he has prepared himself for the emer
gency by buying the largest line o
black and fancy worsteds ever Offered
ia the county also a large variety o
fine all wool suits full line of Sawye
goods, English surge suits. and blu
fiannels; full line of odd coats, pant
and vests. He takes anything that i
as good as money in exchange 70
- clothing, and makes it an object +
people from adjoining towns to call o
him. He is closing out his stock c
dry goods at cost.
Full line of youths and children
clothing just opened at Boynton's ne'
clothing store. Nothing will pleas
the boy like new suit this spring
Give Boynton call and he will hel
please the boy. 1t will pay you
call and look at his large display {
spring and summer neck ties, and
the same time look at his white an
fancy colored shirts. He also has
large line of light driving and XII
gloves. He keeps at all times fu
line of Lebanon overalls, frocks an
summer working shirts. People fro
out of town fluid that it pays to e.
anime his stock before buying els
where. Dry goods closed at cost.
1 have just unpacked at my ne
clothing store, Morrisville, the lar
est stock of stiff and soft hats ev'
shown in this county. The stock cor
prises all the latest styles in shaI
and color that the city mfrket offer
/ have undertaken 10 make the iii
complete in every particular and W
leave the public to say how well
have succeeded. The prices are f
below what would be charged in larg
towns. | have in both stiff and So
hats, black, India gray, brown, dr'
neutral and white. May lst sh'
omen as full line in straw goods, i
Guiding full assortment for you'll
and children's wear. Am closing o
my dry goods at cost to make roo
for spring clothing.
L. B. BoYNToN.
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